Cost of Reta

[Calm Logic]

There are people married to 1 mg of reta for weight loss. So I can't imagine what their maintenance dose would be. They could even do fine on 1 mg of orfo a day for $149 a month.

Starting March 21st, sema will be available in India as a generic. So another option possibly/eventually (for illicit import into the US). I have used generic lira pens from India, and it seems similar to the name brand.

MsGizmo said:


Side note - The co-pay for my husband's prescription for ozempic went up to $100 a month this year while the price of the insurance plan itself went up to more than $3000 a month. So I am just a little bit pissed off about it.

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$3,000 a month for insurance is insane:

When health insurance costs more than the mortgage



As health care costs skyrocket and federal lawmakers pull back help on ACA insurance premiums, more middle-income families are facing tough choices on health care.

www.cbsnews.com

 

[BNLFL]

MsGizmo said:


Side note - The co-pay for my husband's prescription for ozempic went up to $100 a month this year while the price of the insurance plan itself went up to more than $3000 a month. So I am just a little bit pissed off about it.

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I'm curious who the heck that's through, and is that for both of you? I know before we hit Medicare, it was like $2,200 for the both of us with absolutely stupid deductibles.

 

[MsGizmo]

Calm Logic said:


$3,000 a month for insurance is insane:

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Yeah.

BNLFL said:


I'm curious who the heck that's through, and is that for both of you? I know before we hit Medicare, it was like $2,200 for the both of us with absolutely stupid deductibles.

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Molina Healthcare. It is for 4 people, and is technically 2 plans. The first plan costs $2500+ and covers my husband (60s), me (50s) and my youngest child (24) My oldest child (29) is forced onto a separate plan even though they live with and are completely dependent on us. That plan costs over $400+ .. together the insurance for all of us costs a smidge over $3000.

My husband only has 3 more years before Medicare kicks in. After that I might downgrade the insurance to something with higher deductibles. I will fully admit the plan I chose has low deductibles because my husband has had medical issues in the past. Yes, I know this makes me partially to blame here. Doesn't mean I don't still have a right to be angry about it.

 

[FilterOrDeath]

MsGizmo said:


The co-pay for my husband's prescription for ozempic went up to $100 a month this year while the price of the insurance plan itself went up to more than $3000 a month. So I am just a little bit pissed off about it.

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This really is an insane price for just insurance every month. I has no idea it could get that expensive, I would be pissed off too! Glad you found grey though

 

[CNCCurrency]

MsGizmo said:


Yeah.

Molina Healthcare. It is for 4 people, and is technically 2 plans. The first plan costs $2500+ and covers my husband (60s), me (50s) and my youngest child (24) My oldest child (29) is forced onto a separate plan even though they live with and are completely dependent on us. That plan costs over $400+ .. together the insurance for all of us costs a smidge over $3000.

My husband only has 3 more years before Medicare kicks in. After that I might downgrade the insurance to something with higher deductibles. I will fully admit the plan I chose has low deductibles because my husband has had medical issues in the past. Yes, I know this makes me partially to blame here. Doesn't mean I don't still have a right to be angry about it.

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Yikes, I had no idea health insurance is that expensive. I guess I should be grateful having Tricare which is 360.00 a year.

 

[BNLFL]

CNCCurrency said:


Yikes, I had no idea health insurance is that expensive. I guess I should be grateful having Tricare which is 360.00 a year.

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My medicare is more that a month, It's actually double what's normal, and so is my wives, but there's a reason for that and should go back to normal next month. A good supplement to medicare isn't cheap either, but totally needed in my opinion. YMMV.

 

[chopz]

Not_Your_Dad said:


Nexa is definitely not cheap, especially for Reta. Now that many other vendors have US logistics and no customs for us to deal with, Nexa has lost some of the shine. I was always willing to pay a bit more since it was already stateside, and because Cain would take credit cards.

Now I've learned about crypto and done my first transaction. It was super easy. I'll always hold Nexa dear as my first foray to grey, and Cain has always had top-notch customer service, but the prices are just too high now from him. $1.22/mg is high -- double what Barn and others have right now.

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i know nothing about crypto and looking to purchase. Can you walk me through it like I'm 5..lol

i opened coinbase account and verified.

 

[Jerrydee]

I love the topic shift from reta pricing to relationship advice , anyway the best way is this

1: check the multipal vendors who deliver to you

2: do your research and check for promotions , everyone mostly runs them and reta is more or less included everytime

3: know your dosing , calculate your vial if you gonna pin 4 mg and you buying R40 or R60 it’s no use , know your dose and order

4: choose preference , A VENDOR WITH LATEST COA , batch no , service or No COA no batch no

5: research is the only weapon here my friend , sometimes your favourite vendor will give you for .50/mg and sometime it’s .75 or whatever

For me personally if I find a vendor and its product is good service is good , it’s working for me , I would not mind paying an extra premium then going and trying a vendor who might sell for cheap

This forum , vendor reviews section , Gemini , telegram groups are your friends my mate

Good luck and happy pinning

 

[Jerrey]

Not_Your_Dad said:


Nexa is definitely not cheap, especially for Reta. Now that many other vendors have US logistics and no customs for us to deal with, Nexa has lost some of the shine. I was always willing to pay a bit more since it was already stateside, and because Cain would take credit cards.

Now I've learned about crypto and done my first transaction. It was super easy. I'll always hold Nexa dear as my first foray to grey, and Cain has always had top-notch customer service, but the prices are just too high now from him. $1.22/mg is high -- double what Barn and others have right now.

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I had much the same experience but with triz. If you could wait till he was taking pre-orders he was almost competitive but still on the higher side. Once you get comfortable with crypto purchasing there is no comparison.